[radwasher]

We have had an issue with the dishwaher, it stopped running and we are not certain of the problem.
Possibliy the fused link but I need to know how to test that componenent.

Dishwasher Fuse, Kenmore 675813...

Can anyone here supply me with the value of what to read on the existing fuse so that I can test it...?

Thanks,
rd

[Simon / APP Team]

Hi.

Here is the thermal fuse Part number: 675813

It's clipped on the side of the control board and you can check it by testing it for continuity. You will need a multimeter.
Remove the kick panel and find there a tech sheet with instructions.

Simon.

[radwasher]

Originally Posted by Simon / APP Team

Hi.

Here is the thermal fuse Part number: 675813

It's clipped on the side of the control board and you can check it by testing it for continuity. You will need a multimeter.
Remove the kick panel and find there a tech sheet with instructions.

Simon.

Thanks Simon,
I did locate the fuse and checked only for continuity, it is open... I did not know if that was all I needed to test for.

Good deal, I also did not know about the kick panel hiding a diagram. I cannot seem to pry the panel off. Try again after breakfast.

Thansk very much,
Rob

[Simon / APP Team]

Hi.

Do not pry anything off! There are screws holding it.

When replacing the fuse use the new wires in the kit.

Simon.

[radwasher]

Originally Posted by Simon / APP Team

Hi.

Do not pry anything off! There are screws holding it.

When replacing the fuse use the new wires in the kit.

Simon.

Yeah, that was a poor choice of words, I will check for the screws on the panel, 10-4 on the wires...

We still have snow clean up to do so I'll check this out later...

Oh, I have a jumper wire to test / verify that the fuse is the culprit. There should be no danger in checking that, correct..? Running the washer just for a few seconds with the jumper instead of the fuse...?

Thanks again,
Rob

[Simon / APP Team]

Yes, you can do that.

Simon.